Hayden protests Princeton footnote declares him dead
Sen. Carl Hayden of Arizona objects to a Princeton professors footnote claiming he died in 1962 in American Democracy and Practice. Hayden notes the Congressional Directory shows him alive and up for reelection in 1968 and possibly a 1969 term. His assistant found the error at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
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Diagnosis and causes of chronic pharyngitis explained
Dr Molner explains pharyngitis is inflammation from irritation rather than a single infection. Bacterial causes may respond to antibiotics, viruses to antivirals if available. He cites nasal drainage, adenoids, polyps, smoking, deviated septum, and focal infections as common triggers and urges thorough diagnosis.
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The first American newspaper appeared in 1690 in Boston published by Benjamin Harris. It was a four page issue titled Public Occurrences Both Foreign and domestick.
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